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A lot of tooling, if it is in good shape !! I just bought an adjustable Boring Head and it works great for producing accurate holes. Make sure the shank is compatible with your mill (Mine has an R8). Parallels are handy for setups. Make sure you have Collets for those End Mills (KBC has Imp &...

Now we would like some animation !! LOL I remember in the early 90’s, we used ACAD version 5 to calculate material requirements for extruded and blow moulded HDPE corrugated pipe fittings. Big O Inc used to sell 75,000 Four inch ‘Tee’ connectors every year. The material was 40% of the inputs.

@whydontu .… those valves are exactly the ones we used on ‘flare gas recovery systems‘ that we built at SIHI Engineered Systems for refinery operations across NA. SIHI developed Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps for industrial processes with 1500 hp Vacuum Pumps and Separators with complete circulation...

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Easy as pie !! The toolhead has a tight dovetail with a graduated dial (.01mm) and socket hex for an Allen wrench to move along the radius and then lock into place with (3) set screws. The carbide cutter bars can be mounted & locked in three positions in the R8 toolhead. Mine came with (9)...

Is the ‘Huron Machinist’ still visiting the CHMW site. I am also from Huron County . Grew up and machined for Ex-Cell-O in Clinton, Ontario.

I am always looking at tooling that will expand the scope of machining I can do with my Desktop 3/4 hp mini-mill. When I worked for Ex-Cell-O Canada in the 1980s we had access to #602 Mills as well as large Cincinnati units and lathes. I finally bought an adjustable Boring Head for my mini-mill...

The right ‘tool’ can make the job so much easier. Reduces frustration and helps you do more. I guess that is why we spend a lot of money on it !!

That is the market you want . . . Customers who come to you farm and purchase on the spot. We could do with LESS middlemen in produce markets.

If you are trying to slice the garlic just below the surface . . . Maybe you could try ‘White Bean Pullers‘ which are hardened knives that cut the white bean stalks just below the ground surface. They are then windrowed 4 or 8 rows into a swath for combining. (I assume you can skip the...